HDD PCB 006-0A90439 0J35276 WD WD80PURZ WD8001FFWX WD80EFZX WD8002FRYZ For Sale

HDD PCB 006-0A90439 0J35276 WD WD80PURZ WD8001FFWX WD80EFZX WD8002FRYZ
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HDD PCB 006-0A90439 0J35276 WD WD80PURZ WD8001FFWX WD80EFZX WD8002FRYZ:
$35.00

Hard Disk Drive Circuit Board / Logic Board 006-0A90439 for 8TB 128MB SATA III 3.5\" WD Purple WD80PURZ-xxYNPYx / Red Pro WD8001FFWX-xxJ1UNx / Red WD80EFZX-xxUW8Nx / Gold WD8002FRYZ-xxFF2Bx

PCB P/N (PCB sticker)

0J35276 BA6786_
0J35276 C04975_
0J35276 BA5145B

Compatible HDD 2W10102
WD8002FRYZ WD8002FRYZ-01FF2B02W10104

Main Controller ICLSI 7101BHDD Motor Combo ICSMOOTH L7229

This item has been thoroughly tested, verified to be working, and guaranteed to be OK before shipment.The buyer is fully responsible for verifying compatibility issues for this item.Please note that this item can only fix PCB problems. Some HDDs have additional internal damage that is not easy to detect.
The ROM IC on the PCB is programmed with the unique parameters/settings of its original HDD.You need to swap the ROM IC (marked by ared circleon the photo)then the donor PCB will be compatible with your hard drive.


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